Burberry Group

Shares in luxury goods giant Burberry have fallen a further six per cent this morning as the spread of coronavirus

Designer brand Burberry this morning raised its guidance for the year after a quarter in which the luxury brand saw

Shares in Burberry jumped more than five per cent this morning after the luxury retailer reported it is on track

After a stunning six-week rally, our head of markets explains why investors are still piling in today.  If the market

Iconic British fashion brand Burberry boosted sales as new designs by creative chief Riccardo Tisci were snapped up by customers.

The British luxury fashion industry saw sales break through the £5bn barrier in the past year, driven by the rising

Hard-won gains continue to evaporate as Burberry does no more than expected, writes our head of markets. Still being in

Burberry has welcomed a rise in profits in its half-year results following new creative director Riccardo Tisci's debut collection, titled 'Kingdom'.

The FTSE 100 lost ground today, with the index down 8.05 points at 7,106.61 shortly before the market close. Markets

The FTSE 100 fell by 72 points yesterday as luxury goods and mining firms suffered from China’s unexpected devaluation of